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1 III |            would assist him in the enterprise, in exchange for the dissolution
2 VI  |       whether, to consummate their enterprise, have they to use prayers
3 VI  | difficulties in consummating their enterprise, for all their dangers are
4 XIII|             for he, having, in the enterprise against Ferrara, had poor
5 XXI |         attacked Granada, and this enterprise was the foundation of his
6 XXV |        success. Consider his first enterprise against Bologna, Messer
7 XXV |           of Spain, and he had the enterprise still under discussion with
8 XXVI|          true foundation for every enterprise, to be provided with your